Biometric identification
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...• What are the authentication techniques best suited to pervasive computing? Are password-based challengeresponse protocols such as Kerberos [36] adequate or are more exotic techniques such as biometric authentication [15] necessary? What role, if any, can smart cards [14] play?...
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...Thus, biometric attributes do not suffer from the disadvantages of either the token-based approaches, whose attributes can be lost or stolen, and knowledge-based approaches, whose attributes can be forgotten [137], [325]....
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...Although a wide set of biometrics has been considered so far, it is worth noting that no trait is able to completely satisfy all the desirable characteristics required for a biometric system [137]....
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...Thus, the assessment of a biometric trait is strongly dependent on the specific application since it involves not only technical issues but also social and cultural aspects [137], [322], [325]....
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...To address the problems with traditional usernamepassword authentication, alternative authentication methods, such as biometrics [3, 7], have been used....
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...Furthermore, the iris is more readily imaged than retina; it is extremely difficult to surgically tamper iris texture information and it is easy to detect artificial irises (for example, designer contact lenses) [3]....
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...Humans have used fingerprints for personal identification for centuries and the validity of fingerprint identification has been well-established [6]....
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...The invariance in the individual characteristics of human speech is primarily due to relatively invariant shape/size of the appendages (vocal tracts, mouth, nasal cavities, lips) synthesizing the sound [4]....
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